Requirements Modeling & Analysis
with Use Cases
Overview
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Course 322 - 3 Days
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Requirements Modeling & Analysis is one of the most important
and often most neglected activities of the software development
life cycle. A good requirements model fosters communication between
the business and IT by enabling them to share a common vision of
the system’s solution prior to implementation. This will ensure
that the systems meets the business needs, can be delivered on time,
and have the level of quality and flexibility to easily accommodate
future business needs.
This workshop will provide your team with the practical skills necessary
to effectively, and efficiently capture, model and analyze user-centric
requirements with Use Cases. Your will leave understanding how to
communicate better with business experts, systems analysts, designers
and developers, and create Use Case-driven user-centric requirements
which naturally translate into system designs.
You will learn how to identify and translate business goals and
needs into system features, and use them to derive both functional
and nonfunctional (technical) system requirements. You will learn
how to effectively apply Use Cases. This workshop will also provide
guidance on how to avoid the common difficulties that teams experience
when starting a project with Use Cases, such as capturing the right
level of detail and the complexities involved with applying and
managing use cases.
Benefit
- Learn how to effectively capture, analyze and communicate functional
and technical requirements
- Learn how to effectively manage and maintain traceability for
changing requirements
- Become a better communicator by gaining a better understanding
of how the requirements that you produce are used to design and
develop systems
- Understand how to use the Requirements Model to make "Build
vs. Buy" decisions
- Become proficient in user-centric requirements analysis with
use cases using industry standard UML
- Avoid common use case modeling and management pitfalls
- Learn how to apply use cases to develop test cases and documentation
- Understand how Requirements Modeling & Analysis fits into
the overall development lifecycle
- Learn how to model essential user interfaces early in the development
lifecycle
- Get templates that you can customize and use on your own projects
Who Should Attend
Business and system analysts, project managers, business experts,
and anyone who needs to learn how to effectively capture, communicate
and manage user-centric requirements.
Instructional Methods
Lecture, illustrated with many examples, will present the information
that you need to know in just-in-time fashion. Learning is further
reinforced while you work on carefully selected real-world case
studies and sequence of exercises, which incorporate the core concepts
presented in the workshop. There is a 60% - 40% split between lecture
and exercises. This is a Learning Optimization Program™ Workshop.
how the requirements that you produce are used to design and develop
systems
Prerequisites
Prior analysis experience is helpful, but not required.
Workshop Content
- Requirements Management – concepts & principles
- Requirements and the project lifecycle
- Discover and define business goals and system features
- Establishing system scope
- Modeling Actors and Use Cases
- Writing effective Use Cases
- Advanced Use Case modeling
- Scenarios and test cases
- Organizing the Use Case model
- Modeling the domain with business objects
- Modeling business components and interfaces
- UML Activity Diagrams
- Use Case modeling patterns and anti-patterns
- Modeling the user interface
- Beyond the requirements model
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